Tara Palmieri

Yeah.

Oh, my God.

Well, first of all, as I said when I walked in last night, there's something right now in our culture.

There's a longing for physical, tactile bodies in a room gathering.

I mean, as the world spins out of control in this chaos that some people even describe, like it feels like we're living in the upside down, gathering in a room with other humans and

Looking at each other going, hey, I'm in this with you.

Like we can have these hard conversations.

We are going to get through this.

There's something deeply sacred about that.

And then you add DL and you, Don, together.

First of all, I didn't tell you this, but there was a moment last night.

I woke up this morning like, wait, did that happen last night?

But I looked over and it was like Don Lemon sitting to my right and DL to my left.

And I was just like, what?

What is this white pastor doing here?

What am I doing here?

The Lord works in mysterious ways, Pastor.

It was so much fun.

Listen, I've done a lot of speaking gigs, but that will go down as one of the highlights of my life.

So thank you for having me.